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  <Title>AUTOMATICALLY EXTRACTING AND REPRESENTING COLLOCATIONS FOR LANGUAGE GENERATION*</Title>
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5 CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In summary, we have shown in this paper that there axe many different types of collocations needed for language generation. Collocations axe flexible and they can involve two, three or more words in vaxious ways. We have described a fully implemented program, Xtract, that automatically acquires such collocations from large textual corpora and we have shown how they can be represented in a flexible lexicon using FUF. In FUF, co-occurrence constraints axe expressed uniformly with syntactic and semantic constraints. The grammax's function is to satisfy these multiple constraints. We are currently working on extending Cook as well as developing a full sized from Xtract's output.</Paragraph>
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